States are changing their definitions of COVID-19 cases to inflate the number of cases.
This is a video of a meeting held at Collin County TX on May 18th 2020.
Fifteen minutes into the meeting the representative from the County Health Dept., explains how the Department of Public Health of Texas has adopted a revised definition of “COVID” to NOW include “probable” cases.
https://collincountytx.new.swagit.com/videos/62477?ts=937
The State of Texas now includes unsubstantiated “probable” cases in their total COVID-19 cases and deaths. Now, why would they do that…?
$$$$/control – or both?
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Here is another example in Illinois:
Dr. Ngozi Ezike tells Illinoisans, the Department of Public Health’s COVID-19 CLASSIFICATION includes “other alternative CAUSES of death”. Listen to her words carefully, she admits the “official” total COVID-19 deaths in Illinois is inaccurate.
Keep all this in mind as they roll out the “CONTACT-TRACING” programs nationwide. How will this new expanded definition impact Americans as their investigators show up at your door with an unsubstantiated accusation of contact with a COVID-19 case? They then inform you that you are required, by statute, to go into full-blown Isolation for (10) days; or be incarcerated for (180) days and/or fined $2,000 for not complying with their order.
Read this blog post of a May 26, 2020 actual case in Austin Texas here.
“Red-state governors threaten their own citizens with arrest if they don’t comply with contact tracing investigators — up to six months in jail in Texas!“